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Taken together, this package represents a sweeping, ambitious plan to address rising costs and produce more clean, reliable power.

The president’s executive orders seek to turn our collective clock back to an era of inequality and freeze it in place for our future.

Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and disregard of climate adaptation at a time of escalating disasters have immediate and long-term consequences for Americans and the rest of the world.

Data obtained from the EPA show that there are significant health risks associated with neonicotinoid pesticides, particularly for children and pregnant women.

As the damage from climate-influenced disasters continues to wreak havoc on communities across the country, there are serious issues that demand attention. 

While the Trump administration was busy trying to prop up fossil fuels this week, it looks like wind, solar, and battery power are keeping the lights on—and affordable—as demand for electricity surged.

An ill-informed congressional proposal would repeal the EPA's recent rule protecting millions of kids and adults across the country.

California is making strides in reducing emissions while the economy continues to grow. 

The president's roadblocks on the wind industry threatens thousands of jobs and billions in clean energy investments.

This puts homes, schools, and critical infrastructure increasingly at risk.

The United Kingdom doesn’t need bioenergy, plain and simple.

Nearly 50,000 people, elected officials, and over 185 organizations call on California to reject GSNR's wood pellet production and export project.

A new study found that a homebuyer can incur tens of thousands of dollars in flood damage costs over the course of their mortgage, if they purchase a previously flooded home.

A recently published review concludes that exposure to microplastics is suspected to harm human reproduction and digestive and respiratory health.

New York’s congestion pricing infrastructure is ready for its January 5 start—to the benefit of mobility, public health, and the economy throughout the city and beyond.

The United States' commitment to reduce GHG emissions 61–66 percent below 2005 levels by 2035 is a call to action for what needs to be delivered in the coming years.

In June 2024, NRDC’s Edwards Clean Air Act settlement team spent three days in Peoria, Illinois, catching up with some of our 15 grant recipients and seeing the fruits of their work. 

Automakers should focus on supporting efforts that help maintain the United States's position as a global leader in transportation rather than resisting progress.